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I just use the in-game saves mostly, so I haven’t really tested save states much. But when I have used them, they worked fine for me. No crashes or anything like that.
I’ve had mine for about six months now and I’m still on the first filter. Honestly I just replace it when the water starts feeling a bit weaker.
I’d say it’s probably fine for both if you just want something simple. I wouldn’t worry too much about it being aimed at one thing over the other.
I’m curious about this too. The wide setting seems safer, but I bet the concentrated stream would make quick work of moss. Maybe it depends on how dirty the siding really is.
I’ve had mine running in a room about that size and it cuts the humidity enough to make a difference. Not gonna blast cold air everywhere, but it takes the sticky edge off. I’d say it’s worth it for summer nights.
I get what you’re saying, but I think the vents do help a bit more than people give them credit for. I noticed less mouth dryness with mine, even if my mouth isn’t perfectly shut all night.
I keep going back and forth on getting a pair. The tint thing sounds like it could get annoying, but I mostly just want them for cutting glare on long drives.
Do they feel okay for wearing a few hours straight, or do they get uncomfortable?
I mostly use mine on car seats and it takes a couple passes there too. Doesn’t bother me much, I just figure that’s how steam works on fabric.
I think it probably depends on the dirt. For basic dust and light grime it might help a bit, but I’m not totally sure it’s worth the effort.
Honestly, if you’re just tossing one in a big garage I’d keep expectations low. I put a couple in a closet and it’s been fine, but I’m not sure it’d do much in a wide open space.
Pretty sure it works fine. I used one with a Netgear router and it just showed up as an access point after plugging it in. No weird setup issues.
I’ve dried a couple of thick wool sweaters in mine and they were fine. No shrinking or weird stretching. I just set it on the lowest temp and didn’t leave it in there too long. Good enough for me.
I figure if you’re already sitting in front of the TV, plugging it in is just easier anyway. I’ve used mine a few times that way and didn’t even check the battery, just kept it charging. Works fine for me.
I keep going back and forth on this one. On low it’s supposed to be quiet, but I wonder if the oscillating part makes any clicking or motor noise as it moves back and forth. That kind of thing gets on my nerves more than the airflow sound itself.
I’d probably just keep it in the bedroom honestly. Moving it back and forth sounds like a hassle and I’d rather not risk forgetting it in there.
Drafty rooms are always going to be tough. I’d say if you’re warm where you’re sitting, that’s kind of the point with these portable units.
500 ml sounds small but I usually just fill it up when I grab a drink or walk past the water cooler. Doesn’t really bother me.
I’ve been wondering the same thing. If it’s just a personal cooler, it might not be worth it for me.
I’d guess it still works alright with tap water, just not as dramatic. I’ve been thinking about getting one myself, mostly for the quiet fan part.
I’ve had mine on for a couple weeks now and honestly I just leave it and forget about it. Phone still works fine and it doesn’t bother me, so I’m happy enough keeping it on.
I’d probably just go for it. Most of these retro sticks scale fine on older TVs, not really something to overthink.
Makes sense to me. It’s more of a humidifier with a fan attached than an actual AC. Works fine for keeping the air moving on a warm day though.
I think it depends on your water. Mine felt a little less dry after a few showers, but I’m not totally sure if it was the filter or just me paying more attention. It’s decent for the price though.
The card is just way less fiddly. I got one because I kept forgetting to put the sleeve back in my wallet after using a card and I don’t miss dealing with that.
I think you’re overthinking it a bit. I’ve had mine sitting on a dresser a few feet from the window and it still feels fine.